This narrative chronicles the life of Keith Haring, from his childhood obsession with drawing to his emergence as a global symbol of public art and accessibility. It offers an intimate window into the philosophy that art belongs to everyone, told through the perspective of...

A Presentation of Frida Kahlo "My First Frida Kahlo," the second book in the Little People, Big Dreams series, invites readers into the artist's world. This stunningly illustrated children's book tells the story of one of the most important artists in history and is...

A Curated Creative Canvas This interactive volume invites young collectors to engage with the legacies of history’s most influential dreamers through a tactile and visual medium. It transforms biographical milestones into a hands-on exploration of identity and ambition, blending education with the agency of...

A loving excavation of Miami's colorful but neglected architectural style of the 1980sThis publication celebrates a lost vision of Miami: the architectural golden age it enjoyed in the 1980s, when the subtropical city experienced a profound synergy between art and architecture. In these years,...

The Liquid Gallery A spirited exploration of the intersection between mixology and modern masterpieces. This volume reinterprets fifty iconic artworks as sophisticated cocktails, blending art history with elevated social ritual. It serves as an essential companion for those who appreciate a well-curated bar cart...

In the early 1980s, art and writing labeled as graffiti began to transition from New York City walls and subway trains onto canvas and into art galleries. Young artists who freely sampled from their urban experiences and their largely Black, Latinx and immigrant histories...

The legend of Jean-Michel Basquiat is as strong as ever. Synonymous with 1980s New York, the artist first appeared in the late 1970s under the tag SAMO, spraying caustic comments and fragmented poems on the walls of the city. He appeared as part of...

Andy Warhol dissolved the boundary between fine art and industrial reproduction, utilizing the silkscreen to archive the hyper-saturated imagery of American consumerism. This volume documents four decades of graphic innovation, tracing the evolution from mid-century illustration to the mechanical precision of the Factory. Hardcover...

Eleven Spring captures one of the defining moments in modern street art history. In December 2006, nearly 100 artists from around the world took over the legendary 11 Spring Street building in downtown New York for Wooster on Spring, a three-day exhibition curated by...

Previously featured on Colossal and with a successful production company and Etsy shop, world-renowned paper artist Wolfram Kampffmeyer (under the brand name Paperwolf) has created some of the most captivating paper sculptures we've ever seen. With faceted, geometric surfaces and in a wonderful array...

A Private Iconography Sebastián Pafacrez documents the intimate domesticity and enduring creative spirit of Frida Kahlo through a curated selection of archival imagery. This volume functions as a visual bridge between the artist’s physical surroundings at La Casa Azul and the global legacy of...

A pocket-sized celebration of everything that makes you you, You’re the Best is all about confidence, self-worth, and good energy. Packed with uplifting quotes and powerful affirmations, this little book is a reminder that there’s nobody quite like you—and that’s exactly the point. Inside,...

A pocket-sized boost of confidence and positivity, I Believe in You is a little book with a big heart. Filled with uplifting quotes and empowering affirmations, it’s designed to remind someone just how capable, strong, and special they really are. Whether it’s a gift...

A Decade of Geometric Abstraction Creating a Moment of Awareness chronicles ten years of Dutch artist Mr. June’s evolution across the boundaries of graffiti, graphic design, and fine art. This visual archive documents a decade defined by geometric precision and the pursuit of a...

This immersive volume by Poposition Press translates Banksy’s most provocative street works into complex paper engineering. By giving physical depth to pieces like Crayon Shooter and Balloon Girl, the book forces a new interaction with the artist’s critique of modern life. It serves as...

Two Decades of Geometric Evolution This retrospective documents the disciplined transition from traditional graffiti roots to the complex, sculptural compositions that define the practice of DOES. It serves as a definitive archive of a twenty-year career spent refining the intersection of fluid motion and...

Marbella Sol by Assouline captures a place that refuses to be pinned down. Sun-washed and layered, Marbella shifts between quiet, whitewashed streets and a world of effortless glamour—where history lingers and reinvention is constant. It’s a destination built over decades, shaped by those who...

A Post-Katrina Intervention This volume documents the intersection of street art and social recovery through Banksy’s unannounced arrival in New Orleans during the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. It archives the murals left behind as a commentary on the city's resilience and the subsequent...

Born from a punk-style fanzine, Sneaker Freaker has spent two decades at the epicenter of global footwear culture. This monumental anthology from TASCHEN archives fifteen years of obsessive documentation, traversing a century of history from iconic collaborations to the industry’s most obscure treasures. It...

A Portable Archive of Whimsy These mailable illustrations translate the cozy, hand-drawn aesthetic of Bobbie Goods into a tactile format for personal expression. Each card functions as a miniature canvas designed for connection through the physical act of coloring and correspondence. Bobbie Goods Postcard...

A pull out activity roll made for quick, tidy creative time. Unroll the amount you need, color through the pages, then tear at the perforation and keep going. Activities include coloring prompts, mazes, spot the difference, and more, with five colored pencils included so...

The Psychology of Type Typography functions as a hidden social script, shaping perception and emotional response long before a word is read. This study decodes the science behind font choice, exploring how the geometry of a letterform influences human behavior and subconscious decision-making. Sarah...

Jean-Michel Basquiat dismantled the boundaries between the street and the gallery, forging an urgent visual vocabulary from the intersections of power, race, and urban life. This monograph archives the raw neo-expressionist energy of a career that redefined the contemporary canon in less than a...